Every screen in the VTA browser plugin is a trust task executed on the fly. The agent holds all the state, the UI holds none, and any designer can build a new skin without touching the backend

Solid proved that people can own their data. The Decentralized Trust Graph, with signed credentials and data rooms, carries that idea the rest of the way

After a year of listening and learning, we found the missing piece of the decentralized trust graph — and a new reason it matters more than ever

Combining keys 🔑, credentials 🪪 and permissions ✅ to build a decentralized authentication and authorization protocol

A demo using public/private key pairs to login to a website securely

Using the Web Crypto API to enhance login security

DIDs on multiple devices means you can always login

Decentralized authentication and distributed authorization with DIDs and UCANs

Using AI and a polished user experience to prompt users to provide more relevant data

Cranking up the blog